Opaline Bar and Brasserie

Some menu items are described as satisfyingly generous, guests call the blueberry cobbler "very generous" and note breakfast dishes like the Croque Madame as filling.

Yes, Opaline is frequently chosen for special evenings: guests have celebrated anniversaries there and praise the food, cocktails, and terrace for an elegant, unhurried experience.

Yes, families are welcome: the restaurant offers a children's menu (kids ordered chicken nuggets and pasta and loved them), and children under six have been noted as receiving complimentary meals.

Opaline shines as an after-work spot, early evenings are great for a lively drink-and-dinner vibe; note breakfast often gets quite busy around 9:00 a.m.

Saturdays, Opaline’s curated Saturday afternoon tea is a highlighted experience, and guests frequently praise the afternoon tea offering.

Yes, Opaline offers outdoor dining: guests regularly mention the patio/terrace and enjoying meals al fresco on pleasant evenings.

Yes, guests have added special notes to their reservations (for example, noting a birthday), and some have called ahead to confirm menu details.

Casual dress, comfortable, nothing formal expected; come relaxed rather than dressed up.

Opaline sees clear peaks at breakfast, reviewers note it “gets quite busy around 9 am”, and it fills up for special nights like Valentine’s Day; some Friday evenings, by contrast, have been described as empty and quiet.

Opaline feels like a French‑inspired brasserie with Provençal touches and a welcoming terrace, stylish, bright decor paired with a lively bar energy that can be fairly noisy at peak times.